Remember the magical thrill of embarking on imaginitive childhood adventures, and that satisfying sense of delighting your curiousity? If ever you wanted to feel like a kid again, Neverland is the bar for you.
Coming this April to San Francisco, Neverland is an immersive pop-up cocktail experience inspired by the tale of Peter Pan by J.M Barrie. Enjoy recreations of the timeless classic by boarding the Jolly Roger onto the Blue Lagoon, then stepping inside the Lost Boys Hideout.
There will be wonderfully interactive challenges for all ages such as battling Captain Hook and the tickling crocodile, equipped with prizes and accompanied by equally enchanting cocktails for those 21 and above.
An example of Neverland challenges to earn prizes.
The experience is hosted through Viral Ventures, the creative masterminds also behind the immersive Alice in Wonderland Experience and the Wizardry-themed "Potion Putt" minigolf, which both arrived in San Francisco recently also complete with flavorful food and cocktails.
Viral Ventures is the also the creator of the highly captivating Alice in Wonderland experience in San Francisco's SoMa district.
Viral Ventures centers on providing fully interactive and entertaining immersive events that are unique, theatrical, and most importantly, customer-forward. With venues like "Ball Pit Party" and "Hot Tub Cinema Club," spanning globally from London to Los Angeles, Viral Ventures emphasizes "hospitality with a difference," using "data and insight to create immersive worlds."
Neverland is planned to find its home at Trademark, a popular sports bar in SoMa. Located on 1123 Folsom St., Trademark is a large space currently fit with Skee-Ball and other arcade games, a sunny outdoor patio, and a full bar with 12 beers on tap.
As the host bar for a multitude of sports-centered brunches and happy hours, Trademark is a highly-revered community cornerstone.
Currently Trademark Bar, the venue is set to transform into Neverland in April.
Tickets can be purchased ahead of time, and families with children or those under 21 can still attend and participate in the family-friendly sessions. Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided and a full cocktail list is still to be announced.
